“Yamal – Europe” The Yamal -Europe transnational gas pipeline passes through the territory of four countries – Russia, Belarus, Poland and Germany. The new export corridor has increased flexibility and
Yamal – Europe
The transnational gas pipeline Yamal – Europe passes through the territory of four countries – Russia, Belarus, Poland and Germany. The new export corridor increased the flexibility and reliability of Russian gas supplies to Western Europe. The European Union assigned the Yamal-Europe project to a priority investment project implemented as part of Trans-European Network (Ten, Trans-European Networks).
Numbers and facts
The construction of the gas pipeline began in 1994, and with the commissioning of the last compressor station, the Yamal -Europe gas pipeline reached the design capacity – 32.9 billion cubic meters. m per year. The number of compressor stations on the gas pipeline is 14, the diameter of the pipes is 1420 mm, the total length is more than 2 thousand km.
Russian site
The highway originates from the Torzhok gas transport hub in the Tver region, where it takes gas from the gas pipeline Northern districts of the Tyumen region (SRTO) – Torzhok. The length of the Russian site is 402 km with three compressor stations: Rzhevskaya, Holm-Zhirkovskaya and Smolenskaya.
Belarusian site
575 km of the gas pipeline passes through Belarus, 5 compressor stations were built here: Nesvizhskaya, Krupskaya, Slonimskaya, Minsk and Orshanskaya. Gazprom is the only owner of the Belarusian gas pipeline.
Polish plot
The Polish site has 683 km of the linear part and 5 compressor stations: Czeen, Chamotula, Zambruv, Vloclaveki, Kondratka. The Polish section of the gas pipeline is owned by Europol Gaz.
German site
The extreme western point of the gas pipeline is the Malnov compressor station in the Frankfurt-on-Odera area near the German-Polish border, where the gas pipeline is connected to the Yagal-Nord gas transportation system, which, in turn, connects it with the Stegal-MIDAL-MIDAL-MIDAL-MIDAL-MIDAL-MIDAL-MIDAL. Reden. The owner of the German section of the gas pipeline is Wingas.